What are your expections from this book?

Post by **Natalie MT** » 03 Apr 2025, 09:54

My expectation is that this is going to be wildly similar advice to others I'm seeing regarding long-term investing and using a HYSA. I'm not sure I'll learn all that much new, but I'm along for the ride.

Post by **Priya Murugesan** » 03 Apr 2025, 11:24

I expect a lot from this book as I enjoyed reading "In It Together". I believe this book will provide easy-to-follow financial advice, investing techniques, and earning methods, along with ways to improve self-discipline and long-term focus.

Post by **Marianne Loogma** » 05 Apr 2025, 04:24

Danielle Leonardi wrote: ↑21 Mar 2025, 13:57 I’m a stay at home mom. I’m hoping I’ll be able to learn some tips on taking a small amount of money and turning it into a large sum of money over several years, for my daughter.

This is such a lovely sentiment! I really hope we can all learn a lot from this book and have the means to support ourselves and our families financially!

Post by **Neto Onuoha** » 06 Apr 2025, 23:41

I hope this book gives me a sustainable way to build wealth realistically and not only building but sustaining it. In our society today it’s very difficult to get financial freedom because of the various responsibilities and bills we have around us and we tend to give up and live on survival mode and a lot of these issues are due to how we manage our finances and also how we don’t know how to use the system around us or things around us to build wealth and that’s why the rich keep getting richer because they’ve cracked the code. And I hope to crack it too, so I can give advice to individuals on how to get financial freedom like I did.

Post by **Jodi Townsend** » 07 Apr 2025, 22:11

I'm starting over for the third time in my life. I don't have too many years left to get my finances in order and set myself up for retirement. I need all the advice I can get. I am looking forward to what this book has to say.

Post by **Caroline Anne Richmond** » 08 Apr 2025, 07:32

I hope the book has some guidance on smart financial planning, tips for investing, and possible ideas for side incomes. Diversifying how you gain income advice would be great, and how to make your money grow for your future and for your children.

Post by **Anthony__** » 09 Apr 2025, 01:01

Honestly, I am not curious. I am just waiting to discover what the book had to offer, especially the financial aspect. What enticed me the most is the title. I just hope it won't be regular financial tips out there! Fingers crossed!

Post by **Rajaee R** » 09 Apr 2025, 06:12

Expectations are high. I hope it delivers. Rather than those get-rich-quick ideas that never work, I hope it provides something valuable, something that focuses on the importance of thinking long-run when it comes to financial development.

Post by **Paula Rocha** » 09 Apr 2025, 12:51

I am expecting to get some intelligent advice on how to make more money. I am a firm beliver you can't budget your way out of poverty without increasing how much money you make, but one needs to be creative to do it without getting burned out. I am expecting Minimum Wage Millionaire to give me ideas about this.

Post by **Bavithra karthikeyan** » 12 Apr 2025, 06:25

I m expecting some tips to improve my financial situation and gain some financial freedom.

Post by **Madalina Voicu** » 14 Apr 2025, 04:10

I hope to get some good tips on managing finances from this book, as well as some smarter ways of increasing my income.

Post by **Ami Sanghavi** » 14 Apr 2025, 12:08

I have some really high expectations from the book and I am truly looking forward to read it as soon as it is released. I believe that the book will live up to its name and be a helpful one to achieve my goals.

Post by **Tanya Schmidtchen** » 14 Apr 2025, 13:00

As a young-ish person starting over in life, I'm hoping this is something I can read with my new, less financially savvy partner and find interesting points to work on together from a new perspective and with a new mindset. I do not expect to become a millionaire, but to comfortably set ourselves up to not be paycheck to paycheck

Post by **Alida Spies** » 14 Apr 2025, 13:06

Scott has a lot of great ideas and knowledge on a variety of topics. I'm looking forward to new ideas and advice from someone who has achieved financial success.

Post by **Sarah Zain** » 15 Apr 2025, 09:02

I have read many financial books. I hope the points here are clear without unnecessary explanation. Close to reality and can be implemented by individuals. Steps that are suitable for the largest number of readers, not just residents of a specific regio or country.